Sentence examples for small sense from inspiring English sources

At Newsweek, there was a small sense of being No. 2, so people expanded their creativity.

(I missed "Kraft," alas, but got some small sense of the occasion from the radio broadcast).

And, in the midst of her sadness, that laugh conveyed a small sense of relief.

In a small sense, I felt the anguish, the helplessness, and the uncertainty of a patient.

"This is something I can do and obtain some small sense of accomplishment".

It seems a shame he doesn't feel the same small sense of obligation.

Ireland remains a society with a deeply small sense of self.

Although these small sense organs occur all over the body, they are particularly abundant in antennae, palps, and cerci.

A handful of I.R.S. employees saw this and tried, in a small way, to impose some small sense of order.

When it became clear that his team was out of the running, he felt a small sense of relief.

In the Brezhnev era in the Soviet Union, jokes were what kept people going in some small sense.